… educated in the universities of Sydney, Melbourne and Cambridge. Her main occupation is a writer but she is also seen as a strong advocate for the sexual revolution. Greer managed to combine both them interests by writing about her strong feminist…

… Machine" written by H.G. Wells. The first aspect of this book that I will discuss is its theme. A prevalent theme in this story is the way mankind uses and depends on technology to make life better for us, but in fact we might end up getting the…

… confronted by a series of sharks, which come in a specific order. This order is significant in a few ways. One significance in the order in which the sharks come is that it shows us how nature is organized and arranged. In this book, Hemingway seems…

… mother-daughter relationships between the characters, and at a lower level, relationships between friends, lovers, and even enemies. The mother-daughter relationships are most likely different aspects of Tan's relationship with her mother, and perhaps…

… Now Bodek, Richard. "Conrad's Heart of Darkness" The Explicator 59 (2000): 25. In this article Richard Bodek discusses the implications of Kurtz's famous final words to Marlow, "The horror! The Horror!". Of great importance to the novel's…

… darkness and evil. From the environment to the concoctions the witches use the play is loaded with images of darkness and evil. Blood is everywhere in Macbeth, beginning in the opening battle between the Scots and Norwegian invaders, which is…

… the ways in which we construct coherent narratives out of chaos.' Examine the narrative techniques in Enduring Love in the light of this comment. In Enduring Love McEwan presents characters who, when confronted with a complex, distressing situation…

… in two different works Needed a better title got all but 2 points... February 21, 1997 Epic Works Epics by definition are long narrative poems, that are grand in both theme and style (Webster 417). They usually involve actions…

… is Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut and it is a genre known as dark satire. This book has a first-person major perspective, through the eyes of an author by the name of Jonah, who wanted to write a biography on the father of the nuclear bomb, Felix Hoenikke…

… the soldiers? Does it drive them to acts of heroism or stupidity? Or both? What is the relationship between shame and courage? Plan -Soldiers fear being ashamed, it gives them courage -Fine line between heroic and stupid - The week he spent with…